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The average marketing organization runs on 40+ technology applications. How do you find the right person in your team to become the marketing technologist? Via Marteq 
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Lately, forum marketing has been touted as a free and organic, viral marketing.
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Who says direct mail is dead? Many small businesses are spending their hard-earned money on direct mail campaigns to help drive traffic through their doors. But, with social media being where the “fish are”, I expected most small businesses use social media with their direct mail marketing. To dig a little deeper into this hypothesis this weekend, I opened up one of my hometown coupon packages that I found in my mailbox. I wanted to see how local small businesses, such as the ones in the Collegeville, PA area, were using social media to meet their business goals. I expected that every small business was using social media and making sure it was integrated into everything they did make sure their business was successful. Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
Daryl Peterson's comment,
September 26, 2013 9:24 PM
Yes matt this article is indeed very insightful and describes in detail what small businesses are doing wrong by using direct marketing with older methods. They should instead be taking into account exactly where all the consumers are which are on social media sites e.g facebook and consider advertising on there, making a page to get their brand image out to consumers within their segemented targer market. In doing so will have much better luck of succeeding using a modernised version of communication which is quick, efficient and effective in the world today.
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September 26, 2013 10:16 PM
This article looks at ways a business can improve its direct marketing. The following is a list of ways it can improve its direct marketing: Promote Your Social Media Channels Always Link To Your Business’ Social Media Channels. Social Media Logos. Keep Your Social Media Pages Updated. Tell Me Why I Need To Scan A QR Codes. Add More Contact Information On Your Mailer. Use Google Plus To Make It Easier To Be Found. Find A Part-time Marketing Coach To Add To Your Team.
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September 29, 2014 7:45 PM
People think direct mail is dead, but many small businesses are still spending money for direct mail campaigns and a lot of small businesses are using social media with their direct mail marketing. From the research 9 of the 51 small businesses integrated social media with their shared mailer tactic and 20 of the 51 advertising businesses did not include their social media channels. There are some advice to social media advice for small business when using direct mail;
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Having robust data about your customers (current or future) is critical to your startup's success. Good research can inform everything from creating your marketing plan to developing a brand-new idea.
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You may have heard about content marketing and you may even understand why it is important the question is whether you have a deep enough understanding to recognize the differences between content marketing and traditional approaches to marketing.
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Too much reliance on Google's organic traffic plus a hit by an algorithm update like Penguin, and your business can go south from one day to another. Sound too dramatic?
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Have you ever considered exhibiting your business at a trade show? From hot leads to market research, trade shows can be incredible sources of sales leads and useful customer feedback.
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There are not many technologies that trigger such an emotional reaction as the QR Code; Some love em’ and others can’t stand the site of them.
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Is Content Marketing already the most important aspect of SEO
Steven Mallach's curator insight,
July 13, 2013 2:49 PM
The short answer is yes. The considered answer is that SEO and Content Marketing are very different. The guide should be what Google recognises as 'adding value to the user experience of the Internet'.
My advice to clients - listen to what Matt Cutts from Google has to say about content and don't be fooled into believing that SEO is a magic bullet.
From Mr Cutts' blog:
"Here’s my rule of thumb: if someone sends you an email with an SEO offer out of the blue, be skeptical."
SEO has its place, and that place is about 3% of the copy that is associated with really engaging content, or in the structure of a website, the days of copy jam packed with SEO terms (even the long tail type) are coming to an end.
That said, if you can find a really good SEO writer who can develop clever, engaging copy, then have a chat with them. 
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August 23, 2013 8:24 AM
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Shira Lazar, host of What's Trending, gives advice on how to use the video-sharing website for your business.
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How to plug gaps in your website's conversion architecture to increase conversions and sales
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With the shift to inbound or pull marketing well underway, there is also a shift in the marketing skillsets required to get the job done. B2B marketing Via Marteq
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February 8, 2013 8:04 AM
A quick and helpful checklist. Check out the free "health check" tool in the article.
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